We increase OLED materials manufacturing efficiency
by eliminating the need for expensive transition metals through our innovative chemical synthesis method.

1.
Metal-free synthesis
We are bringing a previously unavailable transition metal-free organic molecule synthesis and purification
method technology to market.
EmiBLUE synthesis method can be applied for the scope of substrates in organic semiconductors, light-emitting
materials and drug research.
The method is based on transition metal-free nucleophilic substitution reaction and can be optimized for any reaction in which new C–N / C–O or C–S bonds are formed.
2.
New TADF OLED
Additionally, our unique synthesis method allowed us to create previously unavailable TADF OLED emissive materials with superior physical qualities. Download our white paper to find out more.
Our synthesis
method features

Same equipment

New TADF OLED

Faster manufacturing

Various applications

Higher profits
Latvijas Investīciju un attīstības aģentūra un SIA “Emiblue”, reģ. nr. 40203252070, 2021.gada 30.jūnijā noslēdza līgumu Nr. VP-L-2021/71 par atbalsta saņemšanu, ar mērķi izveidot un notestēt organiskās gaismu emitējošās diodes (OLED stack), kur emitējošā slānī tiks izmantoti inovatīvi savienojumi. Atbalsts tiek sniegts Eiropas Reģionālās attīstības fonda projekta „Tehnoloģiju pārneses programma” (projekta identifikācijas numurs 1.2.1.2/16/I/001) ietvaros. Saņemtā atbalsta vērtība vaučera Nr. VP-V-2021/86 ietvaros ir EUR 4395,00.
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Timeline
2017
First highly emissive furan-phenylenes co-oligomers developed.
2019
First organic light-emitting transistors (OLED) based on furan-phenylenes co-oligomers.
2016
Research team formed. Laboratory of Organic Optoelectronics established.
2018
First organic filed-effect transistors (OFET) based on furan-phenylenes co-oligomers.
2020
Previously unavailable high photoluminescence quantum efficiency blue and yellow TADF materials developed.
2021
Pre-seed investment raised. Cooperation with industry begins. Contact us to be among the first